The Bank for International Settlements; an experiment in central bank cooperation /

By:

Schloss, Henry Hans

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Amsterdam : North-Holland Pub. Co., 1958.Description: xi, 184 p. :illSubject(s):

Bank for International Settlements

DDC classification:

332.15 SCH

LOC classification:

HG1997.I6 S28

Summary: The bulk of this book is taken up by a review of the origins of the Bank for International Settlements; its structure and mechanical functions; its short-lived operations in facilitating the payment of reparations under the Young Plan; its modest contributions toward mitigating the financial crises of the early 'thirties; and the embarrassing position of the Bank during the second world war when, attempting to carry on its routine duties in a divided Europe, it incurred charges of collaboration with Germany.

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"Based on the author's doctoral dissertation at Columbia University."

Includes index

"Bibliography": p. 170-176.

The bulk of this book is taken up by a review of the origins of the Bank for International Settlements; its structure and mechanical functions; its short-lived operations in facilitating the payment of reparations under the Young Plan; its modest contributions toward mitigating the financial crises of the early 'thirties; and the embarrassing position of the Bank during the second world war when, attempting to carry on its routine duties in a divided Europe, it incurred charges of collaboration with Germany.

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